A Love Letter to Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth
Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth is releasing in two days on PlayStation consoles. Take a trip down memory lane with Sam Wachter as she reflects on playing the game for the first time in years.
Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth is releasing in two days on PlayStation consoles. Take a trip down memory lane with Sam Wachter as she reflects on playing the game for the first time in years.
Path of the Midnight Sun is set to combine narrative adventure and turn-based combat when it hits Steam in January. RPGamer was able to check out and report back on a two-hour demo involving one of the game’s early chapters.
Square Enix and Live Wire took to the fields for Harvestella. An ambitious story sticks the landing with a thoroughly engaging gameplay loop for one of this year’s bigger surprises.
Final Fantasy celebrates its 35th anniversary. To help commemorate the series, the RPGamer staff have picked out some of their favourite allies from across its storied history.
Final Fantasy celebrates its 35th anniversary. To help commemorate the series, the RPGamer staff have picked out some of their favourite foes from across its storied history.
Sword and Fairy: Together Forever steps up to provide a considerably more playable experience than the previous installment of the Taiwanese-developed series. This second localized entry delivers the engrossing storytelling that the series is known for.
Aiming to capture the best of early handheld turn-based RPGs, 90s nostalgia is alive and well with Retreaux Games’ For a Vast Future. The combat system stands up to the test of time, but some aspects didn’t age as well.
Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion brings the Final Fantasy VII prequel to new platforms. Captivating presentation and a reworked battle system ensures the game is flashy and fun.
It’s time to enlist, soldier! Forever Entertainment brings a fresh coat of paint on Square Enix’s long-running Front Mission series. Despite lacking substantial quality of life improvements, Front Mission: 1st Remake is a great re-introduction to the series.
Treasures is the newest spin-off in the long-running Dragon Quest series. Excellent exploration and treasure-hunting await those ready to embark on the adventure.
Pokémon Violet invites newcomers and veterans to explore the open world of the Paldea region. The freedom to choose a path, however, may turn into a deal breaker for those who struggle to find a balanced one.
Romancing SaGa is the remake of the fourth entry in the SaGa franchise. The game introduced the free-form scenario mode, which sacrificed linearity in favor of freedom galore alongside a brutal combat difficulty.
Soccer Story brings its take on a combination of adventure, sports, and RPG. A cute world is unfortunately undermined by both sporting and technical difficulties.
Who is ready to go back in time to smooch some samurai? In Birushana: Rising Flower of Genpei, players will have the opportunity to make out with some of history’s greatest heroes. But are the romances swoon-worthy? All signs point to yes.
Winter has finally arrived, it’s time for warm blankets, hot beverages, and some cozy video games. The RPGamer staff shares some of its favourite “cozy” games that we feel you should check out this holiday season.
Star Ocean has returned with its latest entry, Star Ocean: The Divine Force. While there are attempts to evolve the series, they bring their own issues that hold back some of its good ideas.
Asymmetric Publications returns to the Loathing universe with Shadows Over Loathing. Its Eldritch version of 1920s America comes with plenty of humour strangeness, but also an appreciable depth of exploration and puzzle-solving.
Demonschool wears many influences on its sleeve and combines them beautifully. RPGamer got a quick look at this unique movement-based tactical RPG.
With its blend of graphics, plot, and combat, this is a game that would seem to have its finger on the trigger. So how did it manage to shoot itself in the foot? That will take a few more words to explain.
Dying Light 2: Bloody Ties DLC is Techland’s chance to appeal to new and returning players. Has Techland learned from its past glitch-filled mistakes, or does this appeal land with a resounding thud?
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